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Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Career politicians

I am glad that Tony Blair and Lord Digby have come out and declared what we all know and fear. They are right to say that career politicians are a different breed to what democratic systems need. These are people with no life experience who simply happen to be somewhat good at spinning hot air but know very little about real life. They have not had any other jobs before entering politics. I will go further than Tony Blair and Digby and say that the world is in danger from these type of person. Their only interest is to preserve their positions and further their careers. This is not good news at all!! Never vote for a career politician!! There should be a campaign to stop them being elected.

Sunday, 27 October 2013

Stop killing ex service dogs!!


Dogs who serve in the military are often expected to undergo a lot more stress than a dog who lives in a neighbourhood. But they're still incredibly loyal. They put their lives on the line to protect their human companions and ask nothing in return except for meals and a warm place to sleep. After their duty is done, they should be retired in peace -- too often, though, they're euthanised.

This was the case with Brus and Blade, two security dogs who protected Prince William during his tour in the Royal Air Force. Instead of trying to rehome them or, even better, adopt them out to a loving family, after the prince completed his run, both dogs were put to sleep.

Though the RAF claims that it tries to rehome dogs "when practicable," surely they could try just a smidge harder for dogs who are literally risking their whole lives to protect the country. Tell the Royal British Military to stop killing service dogs when they finish their active duty.

Saturday, 26 October 2013

Back soon


I am back now..







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Various

I have been away for a few weeks so was unable to get on line and spew out my usual stuff on blogsphere. Not sure I was too bothered to be honest but I am returning now to ensure that the thousands of people who never read my blog get the opportunity to continue with this splendid tradition.

So lets cover some subjects of interest then?

Cameron tells us that the way to deal with the fuel rate rises is to stay in one room all winter and avoid turning the heating in other rooms! Great stuff coming from some trolley who probably has his heating on in his 10 bedroom house all the time. But then that's the Tory philosophy for you!

Managed to watch part of Question Time on Thursday night and was impressed to hear the views of Owen Jones. He will not stand for parliament because he feels that UK politics is dominated with career politicians. Totally agree. These are people with no real life experience who couldn't make it as lawyers or doctors who excel in the dispensation of hot air. Easy way to make money. Most of them are a waste of space and joining their ranks will bring you down I admire people like Jon of the Rogers who could easily get elected but will not ever stand as he knows that he would have to sell his principles. Good for you our Jon.




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Friday, 11 October 2013

Women on BBC programmes

Was glad to see for a change 3 women on BBC1 Question Time last night. This is very unusual but very welcome. It appears that the BBC have finally accepted that there are enough interesting women out there to have on panels! About time!

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Ed Milliband on D Abbot

Diane Abbot is well known for being outspoken but she also makes sense most of the time. Ed Milliband's decision to have her removed for the career politician gang running the shadow cabinet was a big mistake and it shows that he is not up to the job the sooner the Labour party replace him the sooner people who left will consider coming back!

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Scottish seals

In the past few years, the death rate of seals has increased steadily in Scotland's coastal waters. Reports have found that many of these deaths have been caused by ship propellers. After getting trapped between the propellers' blades, seals die slowly from painful, deep gashes to their bodies.
In order to stop these deaths, we need the Scottish government to investigate which industries are responsible for them.

Half of the seals getting killed are harbor seals, one of Scotland's rarest wildlife species. The harbor seals population has already declined by 90%. Unless we act fast to protect these seals, the population will disappear completely.

These killings will continue to go unheard and unaccounted for, unless the public stands up against them. Join us in demanding an end to these seal slaughters before it's too late.